Hmm, could that filter water?
Funny Pictures Thread. It begins again
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It's only 75 microns. Most yeast and bacteria are much much smaller than that. When I filter my mead, I use a 2 micron filter.
It didn't make me flatulent, but it took me about 2 weeks or so for my bowels to normalize and I wasn't making the occasional emergency run to the restroom.
Looks like someone went overboard with the battle damage on their gunpla model.
It's a special kind of therapist
figmentPez
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figmentPez
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I feel like we may have posted this before. I remember having an "Only one?!?" discussion.
GasBandit
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@Tinwhistler this joke is a subversion of an overused and abused horror trope. It was supposed to go "Get out of the house, we don't have a clown statue!"
From what my aunt and father tell me, farts if you're lucky.
At least our informal and formal "you" are distinct from each other and everyone is on the same page about their relationship to each other.
Yeah, I never really understood English speakers who think it's a positive that there's only one singular second person.
Whether it's Sie, vous, u,... It helps define relationships and degrees of familiarity.
Having a clear and easy language is good, having more tools in the toolbox to play with is also good.
Whether it's Sie, vous, u,... It helps define relationships and degrees of familiarity.
Having a clear and easy language is good, having more tools in the toolbox to play with is also good.
GasBandit
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Yeah but your modifiers remove spaces, turning what should be phrases into frankenwords
Oh the irony...frankenwords
I don't speak arabic, but i'll take a wild guess and say you don't actually have to learn the word twice, as long as you know the rule you can just apply it to new word you just learned by just following the rule.
Meanwhile, in english, there are words that end with the same combo of letters that don't rhyme...
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Oh, and that bit about Cantonese is BS, as you can tell when the wind blows through your hair while you wind your mechanical clock...
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Look, a towel for kitchen use is a kitchentowel. And the rack you hang it on is a kitchentowelrack. And the guy who installs it is a kitchentowelrackinstaller. And the firm he works for is a kitchentowelrackinstallercorporation. And to be fair, the Dutch word for a towel is a hand cloth. So it's a kitchenhandclothrackinstallercorporation. This all just makes sense.
